HP Mini-Note 2133: Which distro would you recommend?
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HP Mini-Note 2133: Which distro would you recommend?
I'm an amatuer web developer (PHP, Javascript, AJAX) and I recently recieved my 2133. I'm interested in a distro that's not going to bog down the system but is attractive and feature rich, and would provide a decent environment for web development (primarily syntax highlighting and ftp client).
Which distros would you recommend I use as an intermediate Linux user?
Distribution: Debian Sid, SourceMage 0.9.5, & To be Continued on a TP
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I would try Debian Netinstthen add software as you need it. It comes in versions, Etch the current stable release, Testing(Lenny) and Unstable(Sid). Debian also comes with over 18700+ packages, so I'm sure you should be able to get most software you would want.
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